Damascus City Syria Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

A photorealistic 3D representation of Damascus City Syria utilizes current map data from 2019. Accurate reproductions of roads, railways, land, water bodies, and buildings are crafted using actual world information. Structures within the city are placed accurately, giving them a life-like resemblance. An uncluttered hierarchy with organized categories according to object types facilitates better comprehension and analysis. Correctly named objects as well as their materials can be seen, which gives viewers an understanding of real-world components. The clean Flat UV map demonstrates a correct unwrapping technique for most items, whereas a few items have undergone cubic mapping. Extracting accurate buildings from real-world data has allowed us to incorporate them into this 3D representation. Some regions with missing information in their height details display random buildings as replacements. Users can quickly access individual groups or objects based on the hierarchy listed below. Scene divisions comprise the following groups and components: AERIALWAY, AEROWAY, and airport structures; road dividers and edges denoting specific types such as high-speed roads or pedestrian walkways. Furthermore, an abundance of architectural representations have been accurately created within different parts across this urban landscape. Key objects present in each group comprise commercial construction facilities ranging from retail spaces to various establishments found at sites such as buildings for residences industrial settings museums or hotels farms houseboats caravans etc; residential districts; places containing historical markers, natural habitats comprising forestation agricultural fields vegetation types including trees moor lands woods scrub regions or parks bodies of water encompassing seas lakes streams, roads transportation networks. This set includes railways subways tunnels funicular systems. Viewers are at liberty to conceal these layers/groups in order to gain improved insight from viewing 3D Damascus City Syria representation more effectively; it also supports easy alteration and change through replacement of its material compositions or addition with different texture designs given all objects within contain distinct elements suitable fitting varied visuals. Data utilized originated from open sources courtesy the contributors at OpenStreetMap, providing this visual project to maintain a high level of realistic consistency while allowing ample modifications due its scale (1:1 ratio in metric units cm)